10 Toothpaste brands review from worst to best

Hello beautiful people with smiling faces. Today I am going to tell you about 10 toothpaste from worst to best and also the harmful chemicals which the famous brands are using which you might not know.  By the end you can clearly decide whether you have to switch to a better toothpaste or not. So lets begin. 

I have segregated these toothpaste in 4 different category according to the harmful chemicals and amount of fluoride it contains.

The above are four categories for toothpaste from worst to its best. 

Category B

If we talk about toothpaste brand the first thing that comes into the mind is
Colgate, Pesondent and probably Close up. This is because a large percentage of people in India & all over the world are consuming these toothpaste without knowing   that these toothpaste falls in the worst category of toothpaste that is Category B

Triclosan is the harmful chemicals which have been strictly banned from using it in soaps. It is consider as insecticide used by farmers.

Another harmful chemical is SLS- sodium lauryl sulphate which can cause mouth ulcer and testicular cancer.
These two chemicals are heavily used in these #so_called_brands. So if you find these chemicals in your toothpaste kindly switch it at once

So which toothpaste falls under this category? 

Toothpaste like

1) Colgate

2)  Pesodent

3)  Close up

4)  Himalaya Sparkling white

5)  Dabur Meswak

Category B+

Toothpastes in these categories are much better than what of category B but they still lags behind to our expectations. Toothpaste in category B+ contains heavy amount of fluoride and artificial colours. Although using fluoride is debatable as some of the density consider

Using fluoride is helpful for the teeth but fluoride is inflammatory substance. If a child below 6 chokes toothpaste containing fluoride that it ultimately cause death. Therefore it is advisable that children should brush their teeth under parents guidance. 

So which toothpaste falls under this category? 

Toothpastes like 

1) Sensodyne Rapid relief

2)  Patanjali dantkanti

 Category A

The toothpaste falls under this category are fluoride free however they still have some of artificial color and preservatives in it. However they are much and better  then the above two categories. 

So which toothpaste falls under this category? 

1)  Lever Ayush  whitening rock salt toothpaste

2)  Dabur  red paste (contains preservatives) 

Category A+

So here comes The final category, toothpaste under this category are those which are SLS and Triclosan free.  They have no amount of fluoride and also no added color or preservatives. 

So which toothpaste falls under this category? 

100℅ natural Vico Vajradanti made up of 18 herbs. 

There might be other toothpaste falling under category A+  in the market but make sure to check the ingredients before you buy. 

This article is not sponsored by Vicco vajradanti or any other brands. The facts provided here are totally based on research works and suggestions of different articles.